“My first time was last week and I'm going back there again so does that tell you anything spicy chicken breast gyoza and miso soup everything was delicious and can't wait to try something else and the people there are very nice!!!“
“I have eaten at the Bellevue location as well as here and both are very good. My husband and I miss korean fried chicken from Korea and this place curves the craving. Nice and crispy and seasoned well. The kimchi fries were good too! The bulgogi bowl was yummy and I liked how you could have it with japchae noodles instead of rice :)“
“I can't believe it took me so long to try this place. It's so good! All of the sides are amazing! Flavorful and fresh. The kimchis and the broccoli are my favorite! The grand prize goes to the kimchi tofu soup! So full of flavor! I could eat it multiple times a week. I tried making it at home before but it's just not the same. If you love Korean food, definitely check out this place!“
“I’ve lived right next door to this restaurant for two years and I’m kicking myself for not trying it sooner.Went for a late lunch on a Saturday and were immediately greeted and seated at a clean and spacious table.We ordered the bossam, gimmari, robboki, and mixed soon du boo. Everything came out within 10 minutes of ordering, and every single dish was phenomenal. The menu is so extensive, I look forward to going back.The service was also great. Everyone was genuinely so nice.“
“Wow, the food here is amazing. The recommendations and feedback I got from the bartender was mediocre. I was feeling adventurous so asked about the octopus, she compared it to steak... it was a little chewy like I expected but the salty richness of the bacon and greens made for an amazing combination. She didn't think the octopus would have been enough for me so suggested I order something else. I went with the Steak tataki salad, which was great. The basalmic, steak and hearts of palm offsets the sharp taste of the greens. More food than I needed but it was all amazingly delicious. Everything I ordered was fantastic.Parking: Parking is a challenge unless you pay to put it politely.“
“I have been dying to come here and let me tell you the entire place does not disappoint!! The food was sooooooo tasty and look so good at the same time. The portion size is super generous. The inside of the this place is absolutely adorable. And the workers are super gentle. I had such a good time here. This is going to be on my " must come back " list“
“Wow, this place has great wraps.Chops is set up for fast service and self-serve for ordering.You walk in place an order with the server or do it yourself on the ordering screen.Picnic tables are set up.Chops is definitely "casual.It's a small restaurant that packs a punch for fast, delicious wraps.They have more choices on their menu I have not tried yet.Parking: Open parking, lots of space.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible right in front of the restraunt.“
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“I ordered the yangyeom and buldak chicken, and their chicken is so soft and juicy. Very good quality and the sauce is on point. My favorite was the buldak without the bone in, but the bone in is fantastic, too. I would definitely return again and highly recommend!“
“Very fun with a group of friends and food was amazing! Every body has fun sitting around chatting and joking and trying all sorts of combos of food. I had the kimchi broth and added all sorts of veggies and mushrooms to the beef I put in it. It was delicious! I wish our server had come around more often so we could order more items. Other than that very much looking forward to coming back!“
“I have been seeing and getting food from Esther since I was a little kid! The food has always been great quality and well priced for how much food you get! I only ever come to her to get teriyaki!! She always is so amazingly generous and kind anytime I’ve gone there, always taking the extra step! As a senior in high school this scholarship helps me cover the cost of graduating and more. I will forever will always come to her!!! Thank you Esther“
“The food is amazing! The waiters are nice and fast with service. Favorite waiter is the one with a koi fish tattoo super nice and talks to everyone and super cute. Ambiance was not loud but there was some music. It's reasonably priced as well“
“I thought a lot about whether to go or not because it was too far away, but it was so delicious, the service was the best, the pig trotters didn't have any smell, and the Korean pig trotters themselves were super soft, and the portion size was larger than I expected, enough for 2 people. I drove for almost an hour and I don't regret it. Next time, I'll go back to eat bossam^^“
“Really like the soy garlic chicken half mix! Pork bulgogi is on point thank you for offering pork! You do show crinkle fries tho and we just received regular fries. Very nice staff and pretty inside although we have only done take out (several times). We will be back.“
“This is one of my favorite comfort meals in Seattle. I frequent this place at least once every 2 weeks and I’m never disappointed. I always get the Ham+Sausage Soondubu, which comes with a bunch of sides. The sides themselves are very worth it, and you can keep asking for more if you run out, my favorites are the fish cakes and potatoes. The soup is hearty, filled with umami, and hot off the press (perfect for a rainy day). I usually go with friends, and we share an entree. I highly highly recommend the Korean Braised Beef Short Ribs. I used to think the Soondubu was my favorite dish here until I tried the short ribs. They fall off the bone and sit in an amazingly flavorful broth. Each bite bursts with the flavor of the broth as the meat melts in your mouth. You also get a free dessert drink at the end which is sweet and tart. I would highly recommend trying any of the Soondubu + the Korean Braised Beef Short Ribs.“
“Our visit on Saturday at 6pm encountered a 45-minute wait, but it was well worth it. The servings were generously sized and of high quality. Jjusami is a standout dish, not to be missed. What’s more, after enjoying its contents, you have the option to request fried rice made with the remaining sauce, adding a delightful ending to the meal.“
“We went on Saturday around 4PM and we waited for about 20 mins until we got seated (we put ourselves on the waitlist on the iPad by their door). I love the parking situation here- there is a garage with plenty of parking! This is the best AYCE kbbq spot in the Seattle area! It's $45 pp but the quality of meat is INSANE. I normally don't like to go to AYCE places because since it's unlimited, the quality of meat usually lacks. But this place is different!! I love the variety of options here as well as seafood options. Staff were very friendly and attentive to our needs and they change the grill multiple times so your meat doesn't burn. The ambience is also great; very modern and lively with kpop music playing in the background. 10/10 recommend and I'm already planning my next visit“
“This place is an absolute GEM! Everything was delicious and tasted better than Umma’s cooking! Sorry Umma! I hope she does see this. lol! Reasonable prices and so so delicious! Highly recommend!Take out side dishes, lots of soups, kimchis, main dishes etc. You won’t be disappointed!“
“I had number 3 which was half beef and half cheese with sugar on it. It tasted pretty good especially with the sauce. My minor complaint is that it took quite some time for them to make it for the price and portion you get. At least you know it's made fresh. The inside area is a little cramped has a friendly environment.“
“When you walk in, you go up to the computer and order your ice cream(s). The milk ice cream with ube filling is DELICIOUS!For an ice cream shop though, I wouldn’t say it’s kid friendly. There’s no seating available and the one long table available is way too high for kids to set their ice cream down on.Staff was very friendly. Plenty of parking available.“
“This is my boyfriend and I's new favorite Korean spot (and honestly a favorite restaurant in general) in Seattle! It's located in a really quiet and nice area of Madison Park. It's close enough to the water that you can walk a few blocks to digest after dinner, then hit a bar. The restaurant itself is small and cozy, we've never had to wait more than 10 minutes to be sat at a table, even on a weekend night. The service is so sweet, attentive, and friendly. My boyfriend and I always order the tteokbokki (and add cheese) as an appetizer. The sauce isn't as thick as most tteokbokki dishes, but I actually prefer it the way Hanok does it . . . and the sauce is soooo good I wanna lick the plate. We also split an order of corn cheese which comes in this little sizzling cast iron skillet so the edges of the cheese get a little crispy, it's so good. I always get the spicy pork belly and dip it in the corn cheese. The meat entrees come with a little bowl of purple rice, miso soup, and a salad. At first I was bummed that there is no banchan, but honestly everything's so filling that I don't think I'd be able to stomach more side dishes anyway. My boyfriend always gets the sundubu which comes in a huge bowl and he always struggles to finish it. If you want to add a drink to your dinner, try the plum sake. We just discovered this place like last week and have already been here 3 times, it's so good. We're struggling to control our Hanok urges lol so it's a good thing it's a bit of a drive from our house or I'd go bankrupt. And honestly the prices are pretty reasonable for the amount of food and quality you get (for west coast standards). Definitely put this on your must try list, it's a gem!“
“Came here because I saw it was a Korean street food restaurant. It's hard to find things like 김밥 at regular Korean places. We had 김밥, street toast and 떡뽁이. Food came quick, and was very tasty. The atomspu is pretty chill, K-Pop playing overhead and cute astronaut decor. Will definitely come again when I'm in the area!“
“If you’re looking for a simple, homemade, to-the-point, humble spot for seolleongtang, this place fits exactly that! The broth was clean, the meat was tender, and the kimchi and dumplings were deliciously homemade. Simplicity at its best!“
“I'm not comprehensively knowledgeable in Korean cuisine. Therefore, a review from me is not fair necessarily. I can say the quality is good. I enjoy the food as I do return. I'm open to learning more about this cuisine. I say go. ?? Also, it's really warm in there... layer and peel.Parking: Sometimes tight, but ok.“
“I got the Beef Bulgogi K-Bowl and it was so yummy and filling. It was such a large and generous serving, and I had to take the rest it home. Their side dishes were also really yummy. I like the atmosphere in the restaurant, too—it was bright and spacious. They played fun music, but it wasn’t too loud. Service was fast and friendly. I’ll definitely come back! They even gave us free drinks of mango and taro milk!“
“Various cuts of meat were all good, but not quite the quality I expected at their price point. I realize one doesn't go to a K-bbq for the banchan (side dishes), but also found their lack of variety and bland flavor somewhat disappointing.“
“I got the chicken katsu. It was crispy and the oil was really clean! They also gave me a ton of rice and salad. if you’re wondering from the picture, I got no dressing and turned the chicken over a little bit but otherwise that’s what you’ll get if you order here. I brought my own garlic sauce from teriyaki bistro in issaquah which may be tacky but it took the meal from a 10/10 to a 13/10 ?“
“The chicken teriyaki and the short rib teriyaki were as good as anywhere I've tried before. It's pretty affordable at around $10 for a "half" size, which is good for a respectably hearty snack before or after hitting the bars. I will definitely be back.“
“Wow! My experience at Wuju Korean BBQ Intestine Pot was fantastic! The ambiance was warm and inviting, perfect for a cozy meal. The service was exceptional, with attentive staff who made sure we had everything we needed. As for the food, it was simply delicious! The Korean BBQ was flavorful and cooked to perfection, and the intestine pot was a unique and tasty dish that I highly recommend trying. Overall, Wuju Korean BBQ Intestine Pot exceeded my expectations, and I can't wait to go back for another delicious meal!“
“i love coming here me and my mom come very often on fridays. We love the sushi!! its ssooo good!! basically the food me and my mom have tried is super good! i really like the sexy roll and my mom really likes the spider roll! we also love the beef teriyaki or spicy chicken! The place is super clean and pretty! i love coming here?“
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“My husband loves kbbq but I’d never been. We came here on my birthday and both got the AYCE for $35. He also added an order of the short ribs for an extra $10. Well worth the money if you ask me. The service was incredible, as everyone was helpful and kept good conversation with us. I can’t wait to come back! I couldn’t have asked for a better bday dinner.“
“I've been in Seattle only 4 weeks but I've ate out of this place about 15 times so far nicest teriyaki chicken I've got ever and I travel the world for a living I've been around the world twice and spoke to everyone once this is by far my favorite spot for teriyaki“
“No complaints. Went for lunch on a Saturday. Order was perfect. We tried Nashville sandwich Medium heat. Regular tenders. - excellent crispness and heat. Fries, coleslaw, Mac salad, Brussel chips and house pickles are great. The Brussels are outstanding.“
“One of the best Korean spots in town!! Food was amazing, atmosphere was cozy, and the service was phenomenal!! These guys really know how to take care of there customers and I would highly recommend if you need a spot to drink with friends or grab a bite!“
“This was my first time trying seoul bowl and I HIGHLY recommend it! There are so many options and flavors to choose from, you can really make it your own. The food itself is so delicious and filling but isn’t heavy. The staff running the truck are super nice too. I am sooo glad the food truck is in Kenmore weekly. Go check them out if you haven’t already. You’ll be glad you did“
“Permanently closed as of March 29th. This place will be greatly missed. My gf and I loved their salmon teriyaki the most along with everything else. It was the only place we felt provided high quality entrees at absolutely every level and was always amazing. Thank you Han and Soo.“
“My girlfriend and I happened upon this unassuming little fusion spot while in the city for a concert, and we were blown away by the quality of the food and service! The fried chicken bowl was juicy and tender, the pork katsu sandwich was sweet and savory. We both wish Bugis was back home in Vancouver, we'd be eating here a few times a week! Do yourself a favor and check it out!“
“My buddy and I showed up near closing time, at first they were hesitant in serving us for dine-in but after telling them we would eat super fast they took a chance on us. Food was brought out fast, the food itself was still really good (quality not sacrificed for speed), and they were nice the whole time. I could tell they have a good sense of humor as I cracked a few jokes and thats what I like to see. We definitely plan to come back again.“
“A nice Korean restaurant! We have 6 people and ordered 5 dishes. The portion is more than enough.Recommend their Ginseng chicken soup.? It’s very delicious. I feel 4-6 people can share one. Their trotter is okay, but I’m not a fan of the lettuce. Ohjinguhbohk is spicy but it’s also great. Japchae is a little greasy for me, and the portion is super huge ? They have a variety of small dishes, enjoy!“
“Delicious ramen & outstanding katsu secretly tucked away INSIDE the G-Mart! We almost gave up trying to locate this establishment but learned that if you take an immediate left upon entering the G-Mart you’ll find the food court. Glad we found SenSen and loved the sauces offered for the katdu. Can’t wait to try them all. It should be noted they the rest of the eateries in the food court looked really good too! Love it!“
“I'm very grateful that this restaurant is near me. Me and my husband are struggling financially, so we limit eating out for like once or twice a month. And this is the only place we would go because of such a generous portion and great taste.“
“hands down best galbitang in the region! korean food in seattle is awful. but this place really does it well. so good im willing to drive to and from seattle during rush hour to get it. i usually get a haircut next door and order galbitang every few weeks as well as get my korean snacks at the market.“
“I am not an expert in Korean foods, but I’ve eaten a lot of tofu and kimchi in my life. This was some of the best kimchi I’ve ever had. Dumplings and tofu in my soup were excellent. All of the sides were delicious. My friends both liked their dishes (kimchi fried rice and Japchae) as well. If I lived in Seattle then I’d certainly frequent this place, but alas, I was just visiting.“
“My small group guys and I heard the spot got new management so we came by to check it out. And it did not disappoint! The quality of the meat and side dishes were excellent. It's nice to see a Korean bbq spot not compromise the quality of their ingredients. Also, the servers were so friendly and attentive. You don't feel nervous asking for help or service as you sometimes would at other spots. As a Korean I'd highly recommend. And don't forget to try their Gookbap!!“
“This is a review of the M2M food court: Bon. Stop by Bon in the m2m food court for some pretty good Korean and Asian food eats in cap hill. Very casual, food court, with average prices in Seattle for Asian foods. I really liked the jajangmyeon and cheese katsu. Food I got the jajangmyeon and overall I liked the flavor of the sauce and the noodles were good and chewy. The sauce had kind of a smoky flavor to it that I haven't noticed at other jjm spots. Only thing I complain about is the small portion size. My friends ordered cheese katsu, cheese katsu don, curry katsu, miso ramen, and takoyaki. Everyone liked their food and would come again if in the area for a quick bite. The cheese katsu was better than the cheese katsu don in my opinion. Atmosphere Open food court that is a decent size but nothing too big like a mall sized food court. Casual and nothing fancy inside. The noise level is not too loud. Pricing Food prices were average for Asian comfort food eats in Seattle. Price was decent for the taste and quantity of food. Service Everything is self serve. Order food at the kiosk and then pick up when you number comes up on the screen. Drop off trays near front. Other Located on the second floor of m2m mart! Signs pointing out the stairs to get up there are pretty clear since right by entrance of the mart. They are closed 2:30pm-4:00pm for break and also ALL DAY Sunday.“
“This was my first time, this is not Korean BBQ so know that going in. The Korean dishes offer lots of variety, everything we had was very good and formatted the same as any Korean meal with plenty of side dish options. Terrific family operation for friendliness and courtesy.“
“First time here. Got take out of the classic Chicken Teriyaki + Katsu combo and a side of gyoza. Everything was excellent. Portions were very generous, chicken was smokey, sweet, and juicy. Katsu was crispy and juicy. The katsu sauce had congealed a little but that's probably because I got takeout, but the flavor of it was still very good - not like your usual katsu sauce. Maybe it was a spin on their teriyaki sauce? It tasted different than what was on the chicken. Gyoza were good too, fried and crispy on the outside with decent amount of filling. The gyoza sauce was black-vinegar and soy (I think), which was more vinegar forward. Flavor of the sauce was very good, but it was a bit thin so you couldn't get much on the gyoza when dipping it. Side salad was iceberg and very fresh (crisp, zero old/wilted pieces), and the dressing was an interesting sweet mayo type dressing which I enjoyed. Food was ready and fresh in the quoted 10 minutes.Atmosphere seemed chill like a standard fast food place (tables looked clean, etc). I did find it funny that there were multiple signs in all directions for addon prices listing the surcharges for things like extra sauce or making it spicy, seemed like one sign would have been enough. The menu was surprisingly large (I missed a bunch of items that were listed at the bottom in smaller text), so take your time reading through it if you're curious.“
“I'm a chef, and I've been to all the Korean-style Chinese restaurants in Seattle. The Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong at this restaurant are the best. There's no need to go all the way to Korea. Trust me, everyone, and come here and taste traditional Korean Chinese food. It's truly high-end luxury!! Unfortunately, I couldn't give 5 stars for the atmosphere because it was in a food court.“
“Our go to for lunch date with my husband! I generally go for their house chicken and my husband goes for their crispy chicken. All the staff there are so friendly and welcoming!! I love their smiles :) They suggested that I go with the pico on the side and mix it with rice plus their cilantro sauce. Life has never been the same after that. It's a definite must if you try! Absolutely delicious!!!“